Card top ups
credited by address, checked against the issuer
The money behind your cards comes from your own wallet and from nowhere else.
Money
Virtual cards paid from one prepaid balance, topped up in USDT or USDC.
Top up balance
- Transactions
- Accounts
- To pay
- Payments
- Cards
- Debts
Balance and charges
AskPrepaid balance $48,600 · funded from the treasury
- Top up · 20,000 USDTAddress yours until Nov 4, 10:00Waiting for coins
- Top up · 15,000 USDCCame in two transfers · both credited+15,000.00 USDCCredited
- Design team cardThe issuer shows it, nobody allocated it−212.00 USDStray charge
- Refund · FigmaA seat removed · booked on its own+60.00 USDIn the books
The cards seen from the treasury's side: top ups in, charges checked. One charge nobody allocated is already on the list.
How it works
Cards from the treasury
in four lines
- Only stablecoins in
- The card balance takes USDT or USDC sent from a wallet, and nothing else: no card and no bank transfer into it.
- Credited by the address
- Each top up gets a deposit address that is yours while it is open. More, less, the other coin or two transfers are each credited, minus the fee said up front.
- The issuer checked
- What the issuer says each card spent is checked against what you allocated, so a stray charge shows up the same day. Refunds land in the books on their own.
- An agent's card
- Money loaded on an agent's card counts as its position's spend when it lands, and taking it back returns it to that period's budget.
Questions
Cards from the treasury
the short answers
Can we fund the cards from the bank?
No. This balance takes only USDT or USDC, sent from a wallet. There is no card or bank transfer into it.
What about coins sent after a top up closed?
They are still credited, as long as the address has not moved on to someone else. A transfer dated before you got the address is never credited to you.
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- In the cabinetInside the cabinet Every section, place by place
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